Sentence examples for thinking of itself from inspiring English sources

Britain is unaccustomed to thinking of itself as wilderness.

The West has a big stake in thinking of itself as controlling such exchanges.

As Jatobá puts it, "São Paulo started thinking of itself as First World".

Instead of thinking of itself merely as a sports apparel manufacturer, the company has purposefully developed a "connected fitness" ecosystem.

Aguigui told me that this was when his network of disaffected soldiers started thinking of itself as a militia.

The classical business needs to start thinking of itself not as a luxury item but as an essential part of the average thinking person's life.

It's not the only quotable line in the book – but the odd unfinished nature of that last phrase, as if it was thinking of explaining itself but then decided against, withdraws some of the endstopped satisfaction of the over-neat quote.

These points illustrate that soccer, the king of earners in global sports, is thinking only of itself.

It reminds me of Aristotle's description of the mind of God, an apparatus so divinely perfect it can think only of itself: "Its thinking is a thinking on thinking".

"The individual conscience is free to accept such dictated law, but the State, if its people are to be free, has the burdensome duty of thinking for itself".

The European Commission says it is working on guidelines for the imposition of safeguards, but it has been saying that for the last three months, grumbles Thierry Noblot of the Union des Industries Textiles, the French industry's main lobby group.China is thinking of imposing restrictions itself: setting minimum prices on some clothing exports in addition to export duties of 2-4% on some textiles.